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View ArticleCFP: Open Topic Issue of Technoculture, Volume 5 (2015)
We seek creative works that use new media and/or are on the subject of technology, and essays from a broad a range of academic disciplines that focus on cultural studies of technology. There is no...
View ArticleVolume 4 (2014)—Oppression and Liberation
Welcome to Volume 4 of Technoculture on Oppression and Liberation!read more
View ArticleDigital Technology, Trauma, and Identity: Redefining the Authentic Self of...
Courtney Patrick-Weber, Bay Path Univeristyread more
View ArticleCall for Proposals: "It's Magic"—Volume 6 (2016)
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.—Arthur C. Clarke.Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced. —Gregory BenfordWe seek critical and...
View ArticleSocial Ruptures and Osculative Interpellation: Approaching the Twitterverse...
Thomas Breideband, Georgia State University and Mainz University, Germanyread more
View ArticleReview by Andrea L. Meluch, The University of Akron
Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each OtherSherry Turkle New York, NY: Basic Books, 2012. 360. Nonfiction.read more
View ArticleParticipatory Media & Culture: The Spirit of the Human
Deb Balzhiser, Texas State University Caroline E. Jones, Austin Community College Julie Good, San Antonio CollegeWeb Designer: Tate English, National Instrumentsread more
View ArticleSpecial Critical Section, Volume 6: Making Theatrical Magic
CFP: Critical Essays on Theatrical MagicGuest Edited by John Patrick Bray, University of Georgia; and Stephen Fernandez, University of Waterlooread more
View ArticleCoding the Public Screen: Connections at the Nexus of Code, Affect, and the...
Daniel Faltesek, Oregon State Universityread more
View ArticleShape Poem: Women and Technology
Renée Farrar, United States Military Academyread more
View ArticleCommunity Guides: Disrupting Oppression in Comment Threads on Social Sites
Stephanie Vie, University of Central FloridaDeb Balzhiser, Texas State UniversityDevon Fitzgerald Ralston, Miami Universityread more
View ArticleTest of Hashtag on Our Pages
Keith Dorwick, Editor of Technoculture#TCVol5Hashtagread more
View ArticleNote from the Editor, Volume 4 (2014)
Welcome to Volume 4 of Technoculture, in which our authors explore the ways in which various technologies can be used for oppression and liberation.#TCVol4EditorsNoteread more
View ArticleWR1T1NG (D1RT¥) NEW MED1∆ / GL1TCH C0MP0S1TI0N
Steven Hammer, Saint Joseph's University#TCVol4Hammerread more
View ArticleCoding the Public Screen: Connections at the Nexus of Code, Affect, and the...
Daniel Faltesek, Oregon State University#TCVol5Faltesekread more
View ArticleSci-Fi Digi-Porn: Anarcho Cyber-Terroism and the Evolutionary Horrorshow
Louis Armand, Charles University, Prague#TCVol5Armandread more
View ArticleDonate to the Hawisher Selfe Caring for the Future Award
#HawisherSelfeCaringAwardread more
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